Pani Thuli

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BehindWoods.com 1/5

On the whole, Panithuli is just a less impressive portfolio for Ganesh Venkatraman, who has tried to show us that he can carry the roles of an action hero, a lover boy and a mentally unstable man. Though the movie spans many locations and has a fair bit of gloss, the final product is pretty shallow. Read More

Rediff.com 1.5/5

The biggest flaw, however, is Natty Kumar's direction of a screenplay riddled with plot-holes and tedious dialogues. A pity, as it revolves around an interesting premise, but still fails to deliver. Read More

ChennaiOnline.com

CJ Rajkumar's cinematography and art by Logu and Subhashini Krishnamurthy add strength to the movie. 'Panithuli' lacks in pace and credible scenes and hence it falls short of its potential. Read More

TimesOfIndia.com 1/5

The performances, especially the dialogue delivery by all the characters, give us the impression of watching a dubbed film. Despite looking his part, Ganesh Venkatraman is never convincing as the bewildered Shiva, as he tries too hard to show us the character's disorientation and makes his performance totally phony. Read More

IndiaGlitz

The movie begins on an interesting note. But it's too lengthy, loses steam as it progresses and revolves around amnesia, something which we have seen in many Tamil movies. The director duo should have concentrated more on the script and made it crisper. Read More